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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1954

Page

3

Arnold’s Farm Bureau impact across Texas and South

The text traces Arnold’s role in organizing the Texas Farm Bureau Federation during the 1930s and his extensive travels. It notes his territory across 13 southern states and Puerto Rico, the growth from about 25 000 to nearly 500 000 members, and his background as a district agricultural agent in Alabama before joining Farm Bureau.

Texas Texas Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Arnold Puerto Rico Farm Bureau Movement Alabama

Pig relay honors crown Milam County youth contest

Swanzy of Burlington and Miss Bertha Ann Miller won the drawing to begin a yearly pig exchange. In 1953 a team split a pig litter with the 1952 winners, Robert Lee Ottmer had the heaviest litter at 271 pounds from 11 pigs, Renard Jungmann 267 pounds from seven pigs, each taking first and second prizes.

Milam County Farm Bureau Lenora A. Bickett

Rockdale student wins Alcoa Foundation scholarship

Seventeen year old Lee Hyder, Rockdale High School valedictorian, won an Alcoa Foundation scholarship of 2000 dollars to support his chemical engineering studies at Rice Institute Houston. The program is funded by Alcoa and administered by a sponsoring board with selection by educators.

Hyder Alcoa Rockdale J. D. Harper Alcoa Foundation Central Texas Lee Maryville Tennessee Rice Institute Houston Tiger Tales

Farm contest rules and entry information

The document outlines three contest yield and records weights totaling 100 percent with detailed splits for improved farm practices. It lists six equally weighted factors such as cropping system soil and water conservation seed insects and weeds cultivation and fertilizer. Entry banks and rules are available at the Chamber of Commerce county agent Farmers Home Administration and Farm Bureau offices in Cameron Texas.

Chamber of Commerce Farmers’ Home Administration Farm Bureau Cameron Texas

Lee earns Eagle Scout. leads Milam Chess Club

An enthusiastic outdoorsman and Eagle Scout, Lee presides over the Milam County Chess Club and ranks as a regional player in national competition. He enjoys fishing, hunting, hiking, music, and photography and attends St Thomas Episcopal Church in Rockdale. He has a younger brother, Frank Jr., aged 14.

Lee Milam County Chess Club St. Thomas Episcopal Church Rockdale Frank Jr

Students honored for perfect attendance across multiple grades

Sixth graders Carlos Hollas Freddy Lazek Lucille Jistel Seraphine Wohleb and Martin Mitchan earned top marks. Fifth graders Virginia de la Rosa Georgia Ann Hubik Shirley Valka and Roy Wohleb also achieved perfect attendance. Fourth graders James An derle Caroline Hubnik La Nell Rogers Linda Lazek and Lorine Wohleb followed. Michael Mikula was the sole third grader with perfect attendance. Second graders Carolyn Ann Jistel Lloyd Seaton Eugene Mees and Michael Koranek. Carole Terry and David Mees were the two first graders with perfect attendance. Sixteen members of Yee High’s 1954 graduating class who attended St. Monica’s Church received special recognition at Sunday’s ceremony, including Lynn Lewis Patsy Michalka Henrietta Slovik Marguerite Hickman Ethelene Moran Rosie Kolodejcak Otilia Vavra Robert Balhorn Isidora De La Rosa John Dillion Joe Jedlicka Louis Krenek W. K. Leonard Jr Otto Zotz Jr Victor Mueck and Anton Mayer.

Virginia de la Rosa Georgia Ann Hubik Shirley Valka Roy Wohleb James Anderle Caroline Hubnik la Nell Rogers Linda Lazek Lorine Wohleb Carole Terry David Mees Yee High St. Monica’s Church Lynn Lewis Patsy Michalka Henrietta Slavik Marguerite Hickman Ethelyne Moran Rosie Kolodejcak Otilia Vavra Robert Balhorn Isidora de la Rosa John Dillion Joe Jedlicka Louis Krenek W. K. Leonard, Jr Otto Zotz, Jr Victro Mueck Anton Mayer

Eighth Grade Graduation Honors and Top Honors Listed

The eighth grade graduation closes with a teacher led prayer. Home room teachers include C. L. Canady Ace Alsup and Miss Katherine Sproull. Top honors go to Elizabeth Mc Dermott with 5.22 Ruth Matyas tik 5.19 Janice Bridges 5.08 Marie McDermott 5.08 Gail Griswold 5.08.

C. L. Canady Ace Alsup Katherine Sproull Elizabeth McDermott Ruth Matyastik Janice Bridges Marie McDermott Gail Griswold

Long Graduates List Pops Up At Local Ceremony

A lengthy roster of graduates includes Marjorie Wilkinson and Marie Mueck among many names such as Gloria Boyls Doris Plasek and Clifford Swift. The ceremony recognizes dozens of individuals across last names from Abbott to Zayl.

Marjorie Wilkinson Marie Mueck Gloria Boyls Doris Plasek Bartoe Johnson Clifford Swift Dwight Moody

Local Names Appear in Unspecified Notice

Jimmie Ray Smith John Wayne Stevens James Wessel and Marjorie Marie Wilkinson are listed among individuals connected to a public record or notice with several names appearing in the readable fragments.

Chez Jimmie Ray Smith John Wayne Stevens James Wessel Marjorie Marie Wilkinson

Freshmen Named to Citizenship Awards and Student Council

Freshmen receiving the citizenship awards include Carrol Ann Sanders Lawrence Tiller Evelyn Vybiral Johnny Solomon Frances Hubnik Colleen Damror Gloria Harber and Paul Hoelsch er. Student council members for the coming year are Thresa Wholeb Yvonne Story Edna Vyberal Nancy Kubish Lillian Jekel and Mary Lee Hughen. Juniors Joyce Nicholson Joyce Edmunds Pat Moran Nick Nabours Barbara Mondrik Sophomores Carrol Anm Sanders Gloria Harber Franklin Moore Freshmen Dwight Moody Gail Griswold.

Leland Baker Norma Ruth Bowley Janice Marie Bridges Lilleton Charlie Barrett Audelia Canizales Simona Canizales Geraldine Davidson Inez Dodd Alice Dohnalik Bobby Ray Elliott Emanuel Fleischer Carroll Monroe Green Jimmy Ray Harrison Thelma Joyce Hayes Elwanda Holland Vlasta Ann Hrachovy Catherine Marie Hubnik Johnny George Jedlicka James Bartoe Johnson Clara Koenig Floyd Lee Koenig Jimmy Larbert George Ray Lyman Green Gailyn Dale Griswold Jane Hernandez Peggy Mae Hightower Myrna Gail Jackson Carroll Wayne Jungmann Werdell Kirk John Thomas Lawdon Carroll Ann Leonard Lessie B. Mathis Ruth Estelle Matyastik Nancy Ann Matyastik Martha Elizabeth McDermott Carrol Frances Moore Leo Charles Moran Marie Bertha Mueck de Lois Jeanette Pimpler Bennie Gene Reynolds Wanda Kirk Floris Gene Koenig Lillian Kostrom John Todd Lawrence Arthur Marak Hubert Marak, Jr Ladis George Mayer Leon McGoldrick Dwight Moody, Jr Johnny Franklin Moseley Warren Rinn Josie San Carrol Ann Sanders Lawrence Tiller Evelyn Vybiral Johnny Solomon Francis Hubnik Colleen Damror Gloria Harber Paul Hoelscher Thresa Wholeb Yvonne Story Edna Vyberal Nancy Kubish Lillian Jekel Mary Lee Hughen Joyce Nicholson Joyce Edmonds Pat Moran Nick Nabours Barbara Mondrik Carrol Anm Sanders Franklin Moore Dwight Moody Gail Griswold

County Approves Budget for TB Care and School Health Tests

The County Commissioners Court votes to pay for X rays and medicines for indigent tuberculosis cases. Follow up on tuberculosis causes and contacts and old venereal disease cases continues. The County School Nurse completes audiometric testing in Buckholts and Burlington. vision tests in Buckholts first four grades. telebinocular rechecks in Burlington. The Sanitarian returns from sick leave for March, conducts routine inspections of food establishments, emphasizes fly control, and notes farm and ranch rodent control work with Milam County Farm Bureau and A and M College support. discussions with District Engineer Otto Paganni, Houston, on related matters.

Buckholts Burlington Milam County Farm Bureau James E. Poore M. College Otto Paganni Houston

March Council Notes on Sanitarian and Regional Tests

In March, while the Sanitarium was off duty, percolation test requests in Praesel Sub-Division Rockdale were investigated by J. W. Wilson and Charles E. Shhae fer, Houston engineers. David Parks visited the Unit for a conference with the Sanitarium. Thorndale ordered a May election to vote bonds for water and sewer improvements. Visitors included James E. Poore, Extension Service, A and M College, J. B. Doss, V. D. Investigator, Otto Paganni, District Engineer, Houston. Staff: John B. Bryson M.D. director, Hortense Tumlinson clerk, Pat Gleason nurse, D. B. Wimberly sanitarian.

Praesel Rockdale J. W. Wilson Charles E. Shhaefer Houston David Parks Thorndale James E. Poore A & M College J. B. Doss State Health Department Otto Paganni John B. Bryson Hortense Tumlinson Pat Gleason D. 8 Wimberly

Pvt Kenson Fuchs Arrives For 12 Day Leave

Pvt Kenson Fuchs, home on a twelve day furlough, was honored at a barbecue dinner hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Fuchs Jr The event on a tree shaded lawn drew 45 family members and close friends with mutton provided by his uncle Frank Svetlik and other trimmings prepared by relatives Out of town guests included Dr and Mrs TitsworthMr and Mrs Cornelius Titsworth Monroe Bradigan of Cameron and Amos Ademak of Brenham

Derson Fuchs Ernest Fuchs Frank Svetlik Titsworth Cornelius Titsworth Monroe Bradigan Cameron Amos Ademak Brenham

Pvt Fuchs Completes Basic Training Then Returns to Fort Bliss

Pvt. Fuchs finished the first weeks of basic training and will report to Fort Bliss on June 4 to be assigned to Anti-aircraft Artillery in supplies. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tyler of Lordsburg New Mexico recently visited his brother Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Tyler.

Pvt. Fuchs Fort Bliss W. A. Tyler Lordsburg, New Mexico P. A. Tyler

Mrs Potter Kin Visit From New Jersey and Tennessee

Mrs Thomas Potter Sr of Ocean Grove New Jersey and Mrs Bob Windham with two children of Nashville Tennessee are visiting Mrs Thomas Potter Jr.

Thomas Potter, Sr Ocean Grove New Jersey Bob Windham Nashville, Tenn Thomas Potter, Jr

She Couldnt Say No at Reel Drive In Theatre

Sun May 80 31 reels showing at the Reel Drive In Theatre featuring Robert Mitchum and Jeanne Simmons in a light romance.

Sun Mon Robert Mitchum Jeanne Simmons

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ST. Anthony Carlos Hollas Freddy Lazek Lucille Jistel Seraphine Wohleb Martin Mitchan Michael Mikula Carolyn Ann Jistel Lloyd Seaton Eugene Mees Michael Koranek Cameron, Texas Vogelsang and John Russell Pvt Kenson Fuchs Sterling Hayden Gene Nelson Thurs, & Fri Vittiro Cassam Elizabeth Taylor Virtue FORD Borus Ga Sanger Tom Ford Hefley-Stedman Motor Co
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